La Liga 2022-23
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Not necessarily perfect, but some significant actions were taken in wake of the events that happened at the Mestalla.
-Vinicius Jr‘s red card has been rescinded.
-Valencia receive a partial stadium closure for 5 matches.
-Arrests made in connection to the events prior to the derby match against Atleti.
So, La Liga bowing to pressure despite nothing had changed since the Valencia match. At least they’ve not been so tone deaf so as not to do something. Still, plenty more should be done staring with Tebas apologizing and stepping down.
-Vinicius Jr‘s red card has been rescinded.
-Valencia receive a partial stadium closure for 5 matches.
-Arrests made in connection to the events prior to the derby match against Atleti.
So, La Liga bowing to pressure despite nothing had changed since the Valencia match. At least they’ve not been so tone deaf so as not to do something. Still, plenty more should be done staring with Tebas apologizing and stepping down.
Vasilevskiy
The cat will be back
It was a red regardless of what happened. Should have given also some sort of ban to Duro for what he did but Vini's card was justified.
That's EXACTLY the point.
Until it becomes the norm to NOT racially abuse people - you hit them with bans and suspensions over and over again.
Until it becomes the norm for people to not feel comfortable hurling racial insults at people while in a crowd, hit them with bans and suspensions over and over again.
If they play entire seasons in front of empty stands and stadiums, so be it.
I promise you, it will work.
But it will cost money, empty stands bring in no revenue, neither for the club and consequently for the league - so we'll see what happens.
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limkangyoung
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Messi offered unique Premier League transfer by team-mate offering to cut salary
Lionel Messi has a decision to make over the next few weeks with a departure from Paris Saint-Germain looming and one of his international teammates is trying to tempt him to England
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What do you think?
Martinez would have to cut the salary of just about everyone in the club to fit Messi's salary in...Messi offered unique Premier League transfer by team-mate offering to cut salary
Lionel Messi has a decision to make over the next few weeks with a departure from Paris Saint-Germain looming and one of his international teammates is trying to tempt him to England
What do you think?
JPBolts
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Emi joking yet againMessi offered unique Premier League transfer by team-mate offering to cut salary
Lionel Messi has a decision to make over the next few weeks with a departure from Paris Saint-Germain looming and one of his international teammates is trying to tempt him to England
What do you think?
robertmac43
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Larin looking unstoppable for Valladolid, he may actually bring these guys to La Liga salvation.
Crazy 6 months ago he was struggling to see the field with Brugge.
Crazy 6 months ago he was struggling to see the field with Brugge.
Scandale du Jour
JordanStaal#1Fan
Sad to see Alba leaving. Busquets is a legend, but Alba is a club legend as well. I‘ve said this numerous times, but for the period of a very long time this hasn’t been a LB in the top five leagues with as many assists as Alba. Also, while I think he’s getting some money in going, he could have stayed next season and cost the team a lot more money. He also could and should have played a bit more this season, but no problems from him despite losing his spot as a starter. Time feels right all things consider, but he’ll be missed.
Power Man
Grrrr
robertmac43
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Power Man
Grrrr
So what he's saying is that despite Antonella and the three kids they thought Messi was gay?
In all seriousness, what a tone-deaf moron. He clearly doesn't have any pride so he won't step down, but give me a break.
Duchene2MacKinnon
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LOL, right. So he felt imprisoned but just couldn't bring himself to leave and drop that fat contract. Poor guy.
And on a side note, see what I've said about Football Espana? Factual information, fine, but wouldn't take anything else from them seriously.
Big wins for Mallorca and Osasuna today. Mallorca may have already been safe, but now they for sure are. Osasuna leapfrog Athletic Club on what I assume is head-to-head. Meanwhile, despite being 13th Valencia are only two points from the drop zone.
Apparently there was something lost in translation and "imprisoned" should have been "depression". I've not experienced depression in any serious way, at least as far as I know, so far be it for me to say anything, but he has a pretty privileged life that I would think would be difficult to be depressed about. That said, he had some injury issues of course.
Duchene2MacKinnon
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Yeah, fair play to him. If he meant depression, rich or poor. Depression doesn't discriminate. Actually the stupidly rich are probably more prone to it.
I don't disagree, but I know plenty of people who complain about various aspects of their lives and do nothing about it including seeking help. And regardless of that, I'm still not going to be overly sympathetic with someone who is in a position to more easily address it than the vast majority of others who might be suffering the same fate.
